On the morning of 12 December, Mozilla will host the first of our Brussels Mozilla Mornings series – regular breakfast meetings where we bring together policy experts, policy-makers and practitioners for insight and discussion on latest EU digital policy developments. This first session will focus on the recently-proposed EU Terrorist Content regulation.

The panel discussion will seek to unpack the Commission’s legislative proposal – what it means for the internet, users’ rights, and the fight against terrorism. The discussions will be substantive in nature, and will deal with some of the most contentious issues in the proposal, including the 60 minute takedown procedure and upload filtering obligations.

Speakers

Fanny Hidv'egi, Access Now
Joris van Hoboken, Free University of Brussels
Owen Bennett, Mozilla

Moderated by Jen Baker

Logistical details

08:30-10:00
Wednesday 12 December
Radisson RED hotel, rue d’Idalie 35, Brussels

Register your attendance here.

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